Jennifer Simpson Lcsw

Jennifer Simpson, LCSW has a diverse work experience in various roles. Jennifer is currently working as a School Social Worker at Mary McDowell Friends School. Prior to this, they held positions at the Huntington's Disease Society of America, where they served as the Assistant Director of Youth & Community Services, Senior Manager of Advocacy and Youth Programs, Manager of Advocacy and Youth Programs, and Manager of Advocacy and Education. Jennifer'sresponsibilities included managing youth programming, organizing events, and developing strategic plans.

Before joining the Huntington's Disease Society of America, Jennifer worked at Sanctuary for Families as a Residential Women's Counselor, where they provided intensive counseling and case management to clients and their children in emergency domestic violence shelters. Additionally, they worked as a Clinical Social Work Intern at Sanctuary for Families, providing individual counseling to adult women in the Non-Residential program.

Early in their career, Jennifer gained research experience as a Research Assistant at Northwestern University, where they worked on various research projects related to psychology and marital distress. Jennifer also worked as a Cabin Counselor at AHRC, providing direct assistance and care to individuals with developmental disabilities.

Overall, Jennifer Simpson, LCSW has a strong background in social work, advocacy, and counseling in various settings.

Jennifer Simpson, LCSW completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at Northwestern University from 2005 to 2009. Following that, they pursued their Master of Science in Social Work degree with a focus on Advanced Clinical Practice at the Columbia University School of Social Work from 2009 to 2011. There is no available information about their education history prior to Northwestern University or any additional degrees or fields of study beyond those mentioned.